You can pretty much guess...
You can pretty much guess...
I used to park in a carport, but now I have a garage.
Oh you mean while visiting...I usually tried to park in Timon, but often ended up in Pinocchio.
In Mickey and Friends, I think
-Todd, Ginarella's loving husband.
The Greatest Rock Band EVER!
If memory serves......
Timon and Pumba?
Pumba = behind Pacific Palms - That area really felt like the boonies.... You would often wonder when the trams would show up.
Timon = behind Tower of Terror -
Was nice... got to see a BIG LONG GREEN FENCE, smell fresh dust and see the ugly staircase for the HYPERION Theatre go up.![]()
Pinocchio was open before Mickey and Friends
No words, My tears won't make any room for more,
And it don't hurt, like anything I've ever felt before, this is
No broken heart,
No familiar scars,
This territory goes uncharted...
In the Pinocchio lot. You'd go in through the main gate and be routed all the way around DCA and back out on the other side and across Disney Drive. For awhile it seemed like the entrance was different every single time. I remember trying to give directions and having to start with, "Well last time...never mind, just follow the signs!"![]()
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I parked in the valet at the DL hotel. My parking place of choice is always valet at the hotel.![]()
Before Downtown Disney opened, the Pinocchio surface lot stretched all the way from where the Mickey and Friends structure is now all the way to the Downtown Disney construction site. The street (Now Magic Way, Previously Cerritos Ave.) did not intersect the lot until after construction.
Pumbaa was hardly ever used in much the same way that it is used today - only for overflow.
Before the parking structure opened, Timon and Simba were the two primary parking lots. The Lion King Tram ran from Timon, across Disneyland Drive, to the Simba Lot - so Simba was used frequently when Timon filled up.
As guests got more accustomed to the parking structure, and fewer guests tried to enter from Harbor Blvd, the Simba lot was used less.
no, it's the most convenient thing in the world. One time i stayed at the DL hotel and the person I was with didn't want to valet and we had the furthest parking spot. it's so much easier to just have them park the car and call for it when you're ready to go.
However, for the trip we're talking about I didn't have to pay for it. My company did. I was there for a convention, but it sure got me hooked on it.![]()
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